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New Ulm weekly review., 1887-08-17
Meteofic Thunder.

The sslest rapid cannon shots. accord
ing to Nc. Him, scarcely reach a speed
of 2, 900 per second. while meteorites
penetrate the air at the rate of twenty
five or thirty miles, and even more. pee
second. With this velocity the mir is
at once raised to q temperature of Z 600
to 10000 degrees. and the meteorite's 8
surface is torn away by atmospheric
friction and vaporized by the heat.
The sounds produced range from the
whfstling Of a bullet to the crash and
roll Of thunder. They are explained
by this author AZ resulting from the
rush Of air to I'LL the gap IN the rear
rather than from actual explosion. be-
ing analogous to thunder after light
ming.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-08-17

Of pork is kept submerged in brine
that is saturated solution Of nearly
pure salt there is no danger Of its spoil
ing. The Oil, blood, and little frag-
ments of meat that rise to the surface
and come IN contact with the air and
putrify are the chief causes of the loss
of pork during hot weather.
It is easy to pack each layer Of pork
in barrel, especially if it is larger at
the bottom than at the top, SO that it
will keep in position till it is broken.
It's comparatively easy to so pack it
that each piece in the layer will keep.
its place till it is drawn out for use.s
To do this each layer should be pressed
into position and covered with salt. A
new layer should be formed by press
ing pieces against the side of the bar.
rel and so continuing until the center
is reached. In taking out the pork the
center piece should be first removed,
the other pieces remaining undisturbed.
Some careful housewives never return
a piece of pork to the barrel. They
have q crock or tirkin filled with brine
in which they keep the piece from
which they cut slices for daily use.
LulS plan Is d gOOu one 10 pursue, eS-
pecially during warm weather. About
the 1st Of May the pork barrel should
be most carefully examiEied. IF there
is a scum on top of the brine, or fat or
particle of meat floating in it, it should
be poured out, boiled, allowed to cool,
and then be put back. If the pieces OF
pork are not so packed that they will
keep their places, they should be held
in position by weight, as a clean, flat
stOne
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-08-17
Governor Foraker and Thomas i

Governor Foraker and Thomas e..
Powell, who are pittea against each
other in the Ohio gubernatoria!
campaign, are oldfriends They went.
to- Wesleyan college at the same time.
Foraker was g member of the Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity, while Powell
was g Sigma Chi. They wersfrequentlyH
apitted against each other il debate ii.
the literary society to which they
both belonged.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-08-17
She Hadn't Published it.

Then. I am not to call on you am
more, he sa a, as he twirled his hal
in his hand.
4.That is what I intended to say .
she replied, coolly.
And our engagement is all oyer?'
well, s she said, with some asperitr-,
.1if you've gone and talked about it "a
every body, suppose il: is. Z n snre /
haven't said anY thing about II it ii
san over, it's your own fault Wash
ingto11 Critic
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-08-17
DAKOTA TERRI ITORIA 3 NEWS.

, u LII
4. .'''. ~
ne mouse olSlnonas Jose vas
burned at Highmore. Loss, 1920;
fully insured.
m. =,
sociation viii hold Their third animal
tair at Clark this fall.
4 farawa,l. !, : nv = j, Owen ~ Gov
Il, -, - =
Siiulcn 11 huron. = ~ Ss's nele1 - ole
largest hall IN town, and IS said to
nave {. been the most magnificent recep-1
- 8 - 8 - : '.1@s' f's
+ Alenly oes eil'' 2 liiisl iisills Souou
OF = jamestown, was struck by llghtnlngg g
recently and instantly Killed.
The total valuation OF Mlnnehaha
county is S7, ,6O0, COO. That OF the
'ioy = SIOUX : aii = so' 'i1'ooo.
6 Surveyors are fixing the line for the
Duluth. Watertown & Pacific railroad.
and will have it graded to Huron from
Watertown this year.
Fronl, q uon1-o,, 1o,c ;don+;Hoa
with the nros,,eritv of Grand ForLs
died of anonlexv Mr. Hankeu was
57 years old Ha was for a 1onq fine
>, reside of s. Pa,,I ~ and an was % nrono. ON
inent in business circles.
= / ! 4 sar1,aa 81 on5ar =, = ro,,,t !,
1raa s,,rer Fr;d1au ras+ra;n;nn hin,
from collecting real tax. This trou.
BILE arose hecanse Kidder county re-
fuses to recognize Tannan as q nart
Of stanton condtv.
At Madison Judge Francis. OF the
district court. ordered several gentle-
men out Of the court room because
they were IN their shirt sleeves.
Deputy United State Mining Sur
veyor Whites commission at Dead
wood has been ravoked Seveal irreq-
4, arit;es u,ara ,a,,ortad Tha direct
cansa ,of 81 bic G snsnans;on = u @ ;a his h;s racent ]
Letter. Letter - - in the e% .ondnn % Finann;s, ;s @ News
mon ounc;no % The Hnrnan is PaaL Tin T
eannan =, uno fna' 10y o
A. DEVILS Lake = f,e;obt train ran
info i constr,,ction +rain telesconino
tba sloonar "a 80 ahao.a l,,,l;na a =,
E;ni5a x M;anaa ' so'4a1I1. Ill
patan oan1ann polo' lGuss;ly aa.ana7 - I
others.
At Deadwood Dak., the Father De
Smet mill was adroitlv robbed Of am.
aleam valued at 500. During the
night a hole was cut from the outside
through the building and the chest,
and the amalgam taken.
d;s,,o ~ ,a,,a,.s a. 1-;,,; A.
~ p''oo, :. lopoi y 0t,0 Ail, :, a.,
ton LonsUed, a farm hand at Har-
% 14' = Ae Ds,n,' 49,,
' oiiis' 81 aseiipoio' "iii1o
A o1i.pioy ei' oonn Aioiliei' Ws1s
summed. ana had a morse Killed. Hal
did considerable damage to the fields
OF Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Bishop, Robert
nesoeI a1u W1:1 ~: '. Mchnlen0 M =, SG = Maple-
and many others naar naIannnr1 s,at
and Leonard.
At Howard. during ., heavy thunder
storm LIGHTNING struck the barn of
County Attorney Genele nt;relv con.
Stunning it and contents. The loss is
ABOUT S3, 600.
A dispatch from Blunt, of the Sd,
says the heaviest wind, rain, hail an d
thunder storm Of the year visited
that section lastino two bo,,,s uoi
oa,,la 49, 49,, :, 0.o -, - g S' -,
,,uoI cuu.u nase :. peen @ snovelea rom tne a
slounu G.oa ~ plaGes Dy 1iae scoop 1ul'
GisG uanlase a nas peeh gone 70 many
pundillgs .Ihroeagh proken glass, while
lls..ci ! 'l stock was k1neo Dy tne hight
niiis
Inc =. ?. secretary OF state received
rom ene consul at Chrlstlana q dis,
R1.lch announcing . the death OF knud
Porf1and ahz, na1o,ta WHOSE aesluenGe a;.a WAS was
war ~ ! ''1' Ds'Aoos1' ne ui7u - NOT.
-,
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Chatham Coal.

We are pleased to know that the
old coal mine at Farmville, neal
Egypt, is now being worked on a
more extensive scale than at any time
since the war. Not only that, but the
coal now being mined is Of better
quality than any, ever before seen in
Chatham. 1t was the coal from thi:
mine that was used at our State Expo
sition, in 1884, as fuel for the engines
that ran all the machinery there
This mine was worked quite extensive
ly before the war, but since then very
little work has been done there: re-
Gently however, Mr.. w. H. Segroves
has employed a considerable force Of
miners and is getting out first rate
quality of bituminous coal in large
quantities.-Plttsboro Record
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SEAsONABLE.-The season for buying
heating stoves has arrived. and you will
find large and complete stock to select
from at the store of j. l.. Ill. Missillier
The Altoona cooking range, six holes, only
$50, is the best and cheapest cooking appa-
ratus now on the market, while the New
Economist oil stoves, cookers and heaters,
are the favorites of that class of goods.
Mr.. Missillier sells handsome little oil
stove for heating purposes which beats
anything of the kind we have seen. 1t does
its work well, is free from smoke or any
unpleasant odor, and costs but little to run
1t, say not more than eight or ten cents a
day, with heating capacity sufficient to
make small room perfectly comfortable.
Price $500. Call and see it,
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COURT NOTES.-The regular Fall term
of Vance county Superior Court convened
Tuesday morning, Hon. VIM. NJ. Ship
Judge presiding. After court was organ
lied, the Grand Jury being sworn in, His
Honor proceeded to deliver the usual
charge to that body, setting forth their du-
ties in the premises and dwelling upon the
law bearing upon the specific crimes and
misdemeanors which they are required to
pass upon. The charge was an able expos1-
ton of the law, and to those who know
Judge Ships high ability asa sound jurist
it is not necessary to say his remarks were
brief and to the point, while at the same
time the whole ground was we'll covered
In fact. Judge Shipp impresses one favor
ably by the direct and business like man.
ner in which he dispatches work. Quick
to grasp point of law and as ready to ap-
ply it, there is no occasion for waste OF
time and he admits of none.
The Grand Jury who are finding many
tue bills are, G. Hunter, Foreman, Horace
Bullock, VIM. Ii. Falkner, F. NJ. Marrow
r. d. Best, Thos. Eaton, John D. Hight
Peter T. Evans, John jenkins, Jr., Thos
W. Hicks, A. G. Weaver, W. NJ. Brame
VIM. Reavis, Eugene A. White, Geo. r
Harris Z. T. Turner, Lewis Davis, james
/ Malone.
Col. D. Worthington, Solicitor, is ir
place and as usual is pushing his duties
with ability and vigilance.
The docket disposed of up to last night
! is as follows:
State VS. Alex Burwell, colored, verde:
! of guilty, sentence years in penitentiary
State vs.. AL Reavis, coIored, removing
crops, not guilty
State VS.. Sally Hicks, larceny, not gui ty
State VS.. Vence Farmer, assault aud bat
terry, guilty, Judgment suspended on pay
ment of cost.
State VS.. A. E. Rosenbusch, appeal from
Mayors court, Mayors court sustained and
judgment suspended upon payment of cost
Sam Jackson, misdemeanor, Judgment
suspended.
Alex Shanks, resisting and officer, 80
days in county Jail.
Jno. Moore, larceny, guilty, Judgment
not rendered.
Graham Armstead, larceny, guilty, judg-
ment not yet rendered.
H. H. Burwell, assault and battery,
submitted, Judgment $4,000 and cost.
W. D. OVERLY, assault and battery, not
guilty.
E. G. Brodie, assault and battery, sub
mtted, $1,000 and cost.
Chas. J. Aston, assault and battery,
jury not agreed.
A special yenire of one hundred men was
summoned for this morning at 9 O'Clock
from which to draw jury to try the Nor
wood case.
The docket this term is a small one, and
while it is two weeks term court will
hardly last all next week.
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A PUsHY YOUNG BUYER The Danville
Southern TobIce : Journal says this of one
of our popular and ent rprising young to-
baccO buyers:
Mr.. e. A. Lewis. of Henderson, n. G.,
who is member of the firm of Lewis &
Thomas. is one of Henderson 5 most enter
prising young buyers. He has recently
moved into the large brick factory near
the one he formerly occupied, and now
has ample room for handling large quanti-
ties of tobacco. Mr.. Lewis belongs to a
strong firm and is himself most reliable
and trustwOi thy young tObacconiSt.
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Worth Knowing.

Mr.. w. Fl. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with severe Cold,
attended with a distressing Cough and
running into consumption i'm its e rst
stages. He tried manv so cal ed popular
cough remedies ard steadily grew worse
Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in
breathing AID was unable to sleep. FL
naily tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
Consumption and found Immediate
relief, ard after using about halt dozen
bottles found himself well and has had
90 return of the disease No other rem
edy can show 81 grand a r. cord of cures.
as DIR. Kings New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption. Guaranteed to do just what
is claimed for it, Trial DO ties free at j
II. Young q G IS Drug Store.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
!. A.STALLINGS

am receiving new fall and winter
goods every day. ! have been busy
beyond my expectations since l have
been receiving my new goods, hence my
delay in getting out an advertisement.
have a nice select line Of Dress Goods,
in blacks and colors. / bought every
piece myself and at the same time Sc
Iected trim mings to match each piece,
SO have no trouble when sell a dress
to match it up in all the neatest style
trim miugs, in fact can fit a dress up in
everything that is wanted for 1t. You
can find in nv stock Black Cashmeres,
in all grades, OttoInans. Sabastapols,
Serges, Aldines, Reps, Henrietta Cloths
and all grades Black Silks, Morie Silks,
and in colors, Cashmeres, all prices. Tri-
cots. Aldines, Sebastapols. Henrietta
Cloths, SergeS, English Suitirgs-fan-
nels-nice Com binatton Suits, and many
others all of the latest sly les and designs.
Nv Velvets consist of all the d fferent
varieties. in stripes, all the cDlors in
plain silk velvets and pushes I can
match all my dress goods mentioned
above in all the newest styles OF vev Is
or braids and buttons. We nice
| line of ladies flannel vest, all sizes or in
suits lust as customer may want. ladies
cloaks and wraps in all styles. I also
have a nice line of gents furnishing
goods. IF you want a good collar, or
cuff, or scarf, have it in the lste>t sly le.
Ny stock of gents underwear Is com
plete. Ihave just received a nice line oil
pant goods, and can furnish customer
with goods from 90 cts. to $500 er yard
Ny stock of hosiery, both in ladies and
geatlemens, is complete, and my old re-
liable Jewell Shirt is still in great de-
mand. Kid gloves dressed and undress
ed in the newest styles. A full line o
corsets of all kinds Nv stock of dry
goods, notions, dress goods and tim
mings is complete. I now thank m,
customers and friends very kindly TO
their liberal patronage in the past, and
beg them to continue the same.
Yours Truly,
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PERSONAL.

NJ. N. Fl. Frohlichstein, of Mobile
Ala, writes: L take great pleasure in
recommending DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, having used it Tor a
severe attack of Bronchitis and Cafarrh.
1t gave me instant relief and entirely
cured me and have not been afflicted
since. I also beg to state that I had
tried other remedies with no good result
Have also used Electric Bitters and d.
Kings New Life Pills, both of which
can recommend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds, is sold on
a positive guarantee. Trial bottles fTet
at j. VI. Young & Co.'s Drug Store.
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Notice..

Having qualified as executors OF the
estate of James III. Davis, deceased, all
persons having claims against said 6s-
cedent are hereby notified TAI present
them to me within IL months from dais
hereof or this notice will be pleaded In
bar of their recovery: all persons in
tebted to said estate must make imme-
date pay nent. This, Goth day of Sep
tember, 1887.
FHOS. G. CHEATHAM,
GEO. X. DAVIS.
Executors of the estate of James III
Davis, dece ssed. sept. $50.
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In Brief, and 10 the Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. nsefdered: liver
is misery. Indigestion is a foe to good
nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one OF
the most complicated and wonderful things
in existence. 1t is easily put out of order.
Greasy food. tough food, sloppy food
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits, and many ot'>er things
which ought not to he, have made the
American people nation of dysp utics.
But Green's August Flower has done q
wonderful work in reforming this sad bust
ness and making the American people SC
healthy that they can enjoy their meals anc
be happy.
Remember No happiness withou
health. But Green's August Flower bring
health and happiness to the dyspeptic
Ask your druggist for bottle. Seventy
| FIVE cents
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N Otice!

Having qualified as executor Of the
estate of Peggy Robson, deceased, all
persons having claims against said de-
cedent are hereby notified to present
them to me within I2 months from date
hereof or this notice will Do pleaded In
bar of their recovery; all persons in
debted to said estate must make imme.
diate payment. This, 10Th day of Octo>
Der, 1887. RI. GILL.
Executor Of Peggy Robeson, decd.
DAY q ZoLLIooFFER, Attys. oct20 60
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-20

Order Of Tobacco Sales for the Week Com.
mencing Oct O2. 1887.
Monday, a.-Cooper, Carolina, Sidelight
Harris.
Tuesday, 25.-Carolina, Sidelight, Har
ris, Cooper.
Wednesday, 26.-Sidelight, Harris, Coop.
er, Carolina.
Thursday, 27.-Harris, Cooper, Carolina
Sidelight.
Friday. 2s.-Cooper, Carolina, Sidelight
Harris.
Saturday, 29.-Carolina, Sidelisht, Har
ris, Cooper.
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shall / do?' 81 think you had better
roost." was the reply. Now if the doctor
had prescribed bottle of Salvation Oil
for the poor fellows rheumatism, it would
have relieved his patient at once. % cents
Straw hats and linen busters will not be
so very popular as heretofore DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrp however, will be as popular
as ever at % cents.
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HORSES HORSES HoRsEs,,l

DR.. E. P. Halstead, practical Veterina-
~ Surgeon, from England, will attend
Henderson, n. c., till Saturday night
Oct. 22nd. for the treatment of sick and
lame horses and mules. Moderate charges.
Can he found at the Central Hotel.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-20

One lap Gts mother's) for the the we'll
baby in daytime. About 700 laps of the
bedroom floor at night for the happy CD
father unless he has bottle of DR., Bull S
Baby Syrp to ease the little sufferer.
A cOnstipated habit of the body and all
of its pernicious effects are quickly remov-
ed by Iaxador the great regulator. Price
only 25 cents
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-20

Store house on Garnet st now occu~
pied by |. c. Rowland q Co.; one store
house on the corner of Breckenridge and
Wyche Sts., occupied by Bank of Hem
derson, and one dwelling. containing
four rooms, on ckenridge St., oppO-
site Mi. Jno. r. Harris'. For terms ap-
ply to w. w. REAVIS.
Henderson, N. c., Oct. Is, 1887.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

.=our friends throughout the country
IF ~ oo W a favor by furnishing us with
a NV news Of local or general interest that
n may occur in their respective neighoor-
'N pnr:ons calling on or writing to adver-
tis.T TT viii please mention the GOLD LEAF
t t3, 60 doing you will greatly oblige US
uj,iIe if will cost YOU nothing.
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GEM CRYSTAL LENSES.

Anticipating the old age that comes to
everybody who lives long enough, our
friend Wilmot Wood has made US a pres
ent of the best and most peculiar eye
glasses we ever saw. Unlike other glasses
that you read through at the usual distance,
they have the advantage of magnifying at
long distance. We put them on in the hall
during the performance on Saturday night,
and we want no better opera glasses. They
are far ahead of any spectacles we have
ever seen, and we take pleasure in advls-
ing those whose eyes are failing to call on
Mr.. Wood before buying. He can at any
eye or nose.
While there is not sufficient change in
the tobacco market to alter quotations. and
all grades of color or character are selling
at paying prices, we notice that large thick
mahogany wrappers, suitable for the West
ern trade, are less sought for at quotations
than the thinner and white grades. Those
parties who make it a rule to hold over
part of their crop till spring will run less
risk of having to meet decline by selling
large common and medium mahogany
wrappers. The rain of Tuesday has enabled
| a great many to order and strip, and we
anticipate large sales the coming week.
Some party, with felonious intent, re-
moved a glass from the front window of
| Barnes, Stainback & Co.'S store on Tuesday
night. MessrS. Barnes and Young were
| sleeping in the store, but were not aware
walked by Policeman Henderson and told
| of it. What was stolen is not known.
Doubtless this glass mover is the same who
operated at Dabney on the night before.
Dark as Tuesday night was, the street
lamps were not lighted in the Northern
part of the town. We learn that the lamp
| lighter was sick. If so some one should
take his place till he is we'll again.
ID. Y. Cooper went to Raleigh on Tues
day night to attend a meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Durham & Northern rail-
road. They will 60 to work on it at once,
and it's coming.
Owing to the extremely bad weather on
Tuesday night the Henderson MUSICAL AS
ISOLATION decided to postpone their concert
in Burwell Hall to Tuesday night next,
the 25th inst.
j. E. Pattillo has gone to Warrenton to
auctioneer tobacco for W. B. Boyd.
Nathan Lehman is daddy" to another
fine boy.
The largest stock of harness. saddles,
whinS etc in town all fresh stock and So
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FOR. SALE.

A we'll established bakery and confec--
tionery business in the growing town of
Henderson for sale low. The business is
paying we'll now, and with the commence
ment of work on the new railroad can be
much enlarged. Present owner has other
business which occupies all of his time.
For further particulars, address at once,
LOCK Box So,
oct-132o. Henderson, n. &.
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When you want a nice set of harness
made to order, come at once to
oct-l3 E. AsEBY WATKINS.
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The largest stock of harness, saddles
whips, etc, in town all fresh stock and s.
cheap at
Oct-13a z. AsHBY WATKINS.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the prominent to-
bacco men here from distance at the big
sale last Friday, were Maj. Ginter, of the
we'll known firm of Allen & Ginter, Rich
mond, Mr.. J. E. Kearney, of the Kinney
Tobacco Company, Richmond, MIR. Milton
Cayce, of the Richmond Gem Tobacco
Works, Mr.. Grena Neal, of the commission
house of Thos. d. Neal, Richmond, Mr..
Walter Rose, of R. e. Morton & Co., Rich
mond, Mr.. Silas Shelburn, of Richmond
and others. Warrenton was represented
by Messrs. S. P. Arlington, Walter B
Bod, Peter Allen, Ed Boyd and Capt. w
J. White. All were agreed that it was one
of the finest breaks of tobacco they ever
witnessed.
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AN ACROSTIC.

come, we ask the farmers all,
only give us trial call
On to us, tobacco bring.
Prepared are we to make you sing
HEVermOre we now can rest,
Believed Of all financial pest,
safe Reliable makes our rest!
why need farmers be so blue
All Will brighten if they're true
Reason prompts you when to SELL
Early, at COOper'S! Here its tell
Fave all the farmers found this out
o, do tell it all aloud
United they will loudly shout
'.>urely we will only sell -
LIVER at old Reliable ="
WANTED.-Everybo1y who reads this
article to resolve that lie will not pay ex-
orbitant profits for goods hereafter, but
will go to Z. E. flights where goods can
be had at tile very Loaoest possible prices.
Here are some extraordinary bargains,
namely: Eight-day striking walnut clocks
$50, worth s. Nickel Alarm clocks ST "a
worth 50; Rogers Triple Plate Table
knives. set of six, 100, cheap at $50 Table
Forks 100; Tablespoons $40, worth 5;
Teaspoons 100, cheap at 225; Silver Thin
bles % cents, worth 5oc; Gold Ihimbles
3 Silver Polish the finest thing in world
for cleaning silver and silver plated ware,
only 20-centS Paris Crystal SpectacleS %
better than those usually sold for 2.25.
Look for the big Gold Ring" and thereby
save many dimes and dollars.